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alton, felt was giving the poor lit
tie thing pleasure.
l was just making survey of the
room and its happy occupants they
did seem to be happy in spite of their
surroundincs-when the door opened,
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afterward, that my captor
had received a letter from
the editor, inclosing a
check accompanied by a
request that he would call
with a view to future con-
tributions.
Our second visit was
more pleasant than the
first, and we soon found
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near the roof. There
we're seven in all; his
father and mother, who
had never known what
rest meant in all their
worn and weary lives,
three other boys, and the
tiniest baby I ever laid
my eyes on. I was soon
in the baby's dimpled
fingers, and though a good
deal crushed bY the oper-
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FIGS measuring nine and one-half
inches in circumference are grown n
Florida.
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tober they
were al
ways TO-
&c . + h Q r
LIP l a ymg
ten
n is o r
some out.
door game
for Ara
q b Q LAS
aunt did
n o t ap-
prove Of
the young
man 6e all.
b q + one
day Ara
q b g l ] o
1er dainty
q. We al
and
3 rider.
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part. In the barn-yard, where my early
fife was spent. I saw Arabella, young
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old hats and dingy newspapers. The
house we entered was squalid enough :
its halls reeking with filth, where
grimy-faced children were enjoying
some boisterous games. The family
OF nv cantor occupied q single room
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The Poor Young Man on
the Top Floor.

CARLY days of my life
we're uneventful. I was
tut one of the spotless
lumber who travelled
bout on the back of a
,oose. True, we saw
Hmuch of the world,
q my companions and I
BOUT as this is going
to be an autobiog-
yraphy, I will only re-
& late those incidents in
E which [ played a star
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of the editor. I noticed my proprietor
started when the great man of the
magazine introduced himself; but, how
ever, that might be, [ know we &C
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reaches 700 lhOap
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Otersieiubriee GrfahrnHe elmer
alien QSdrtertn.

Wars. Winslows soothing Sprup mirb
BON elmer Ger belteu DOttorinnsn unb ben
@irterinnen in ben Ser. G'taaten per'
idrieten. Gr murbe felt 40 Subren BON
Wilionen, bon Wattern unb Rinbern nit
pie feblenbem Grfctse sebruudt, icwcbl
bon benz 6 Gage alten Sinbe, ME bon ers
wadienen 3inbern. @r beisitist S@Srfe
i'm Wosen, befreit bon Winbfclic une res
sulirt bic @sbSrnie; er peri&afft far 9ius
Der unb Olittsr &ube unb Wcblbebasen.
@ir sluuben, buB Der Snrup has bette
unb fderfe Wittel 1T sesen Drienterie
unb DiarrbOe bel Sinbern, slei4piel ob
bur& 3abnen Seruria&t Ober bird anbe'
re llrfa4en. Cine @ebrau4sunweiiuns
wirb isber Glui&e beiseseben. 80 If
leins ddt, ipenn ni6t bas Tacfnlile bon
Curtis u. Yertins auf Der MuBenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbalten III. Sn allen Mpc'
tbsten 30 baben, bic 6lai&e rs Gents.
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- Die Brennmaterial Grage, weI9e
fir Sherman felt Der lebten Stodung
oes 6radtperfebrs auf Der Mifouris
paeific . Babn i'm %bergausenen 9erba
in Der Sbat su eiuer rb%rennenben1 ges
tporbeu if, giebt 0eranlakung ba3u,
oaB bic Mufmertiamteit Der Gei9dftss
leute unb 2~apitaliffen fi9 uieber nit
erneuten g,fer benz proiefte suuenbet,
Sherman 70 raid wie m0gli6 bur6
cine birefte Babn nit Mbilene unb
San MngeIo in 8erbinbuug gu ieben.
| SIN Sad Co., elm paar Meilen bon Der
Staot Sadsboro, III rdmli6 in uls
mittelbdrer Ndte Der proiefiirteu Babns
linie Elm mddtiges Goblenlaaer entbedt
tporben, bic bort g~efunbene 6oble
tom mt on Suite beinabe Der Mntbracits
2oble glei9; probeftiide berielben finb
iebt i'm gef1dftslotale Der @itp 8anf
in Sherman sur Befi9tigung ausges
legt, ie fommen bonn 2anbe zines
6erril Sob. Giniber, Der nabe bel
Safsboro cine Niebran6 bat; elm Slid
oapon murbe i'm 9amirt bes Sibungs.
simmers Derbranut; es CAB cine belle,
gIduasnbe 6lamme unb entwidelie
3iemli9 biel 8as, mon it on Der Stel'
le, tpelder fieie probeu entnOmmen
inb, bis gu elmer 5iemli6en Siefe bins
a~bgegangen, unb nit iebsm SUB tiefer
ift bic aoble better seuorben. Watirs
lid bat fi9 bic aunbe BON bieiem
p~ertbpolen Gunse Idngs Der gan3en
proiettirten 8abnlinie bin nit Winbess
ellie perbreitet, unb bic GoIse if. baB
iebt bon Sherman biz abilene bin cine
ipabre geseifteruns fir bic gau Der
reuen Babn berrf9t. Man boft nit
,3uperfdt barauf, baB isbt raid unb
nit gnergie an bic 8ermirtlidung bes
projettes gesansen mirb; ME es beiBt,
baben elm paar 0errn aus Decatur urb
piIot point bereits oesfolfge 3ufi1e'
runaen BON Qerrn 6Orbpce erbaIten;
sbsrmnn ID bsreii, bas teiniae gu
tbun.-
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Ism. SDHtng 81 Gpbn.

llniere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Sleif1, unb UNI fol9es frif6 uno
gut su erlangeu, fanr man unm6gli1
einer superldifseren Warft fnben, als
ben bon Wm. 66fing & Sobn, No.
Sill gpe. 6. Die Serren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2unbeH &e9nutg ge'
tragen unb in ibrem @tablifement cine
faIte 9uftmai9ine erri6tet, uel6e allen
Mnforberungen fir grbaltung unb gnt'
fsrnuns fddbli9er Snsrebiensen bes
6Ieii6es entipridt. Sic baben beffdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einert groben
8orratb bon Waffbieb, Gus ueltent
muir bas Bette fir ibre 3unben getpdblt
tpirb. Wer reel bebient fein min. Der
beiude ben Marft, Wo. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
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GaS erip1blte W9ttteI oeS tueftitd3en
M~nfieplere.

Nlit iebem Gortfdritt Der ~ginpauberuus in
benz ipeiten @eifsn ergiebt fid cine neue Rad.
frase mad 8 otetter's W q senbitters.
Rea ansefiebsIts Geseuben iino oft tueniser &C.
funb oils dltere @obniits, neil Wiasmen aus
benz fir;lid urbar gemaGten eanoe aufftsigsn,
Defenders an GIubufern, peIde Sedwahe rn
ausselebt finb. Der Ginpauberer, Der fd Dem
aderbau ODER BEN Bersbau miomet, finbst balo
aus, ipenn CT Is nidt i9on peib, bab bas Bit.
tiers ben sinsisen f@ersn Sdns sesen Walaria.
fOpie seseu bic qeioen bes Wasens, Der eeber
unb Der Ginssipeibe 4. udbrt, bsnen Ct in 6olss
bon alimapedfeI, ben einaiHen fdIedten
Wetters unS ~unsspobntem ooer unsefunoen
WaHers n chen folder sabrans ausseieti
il. Oe5balb f&att er bieles srose pauss uuO
SdubmitteI 10 bod, ME feline Tim inneipob.
neneen 9or3ise Is bsrbienen, uno fiebt fd Dor.
ba6 &c INNER Elm acknowledgements @ittel
borrdtbis bat, auf 6os er iid 70 fef sur Belt
Der Roth berIahen fam.
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= 6err enrique Siaeapa. Der in
9upal Co., 20 Meilen fibli9 bonn Sc
no, cine erobe 8ieb.R Sand befbt, bat
Ed einer foftipieligen apparat gum
8raben artefif6er 8runnen fommen
IaFen; er min bamit auf ieinem Gaube
8erfu9e anfenen, um ausinbig ~
MAIDEN, Oh bic seolOgiide formation
bort bic 4nlage artefi9er 8runnea
mbsIid madt; iOlte sr nit ieinen 8er'
iuden grfoIg baben, 10 uirbe bas
nidt nur fur i'm ielbf, ioubern fir ben
garaen 2anbestbeil, Der REID on pOrs
treffi6er Weioe, aber arm on Wafer
1T, bon unbsre9enbarem Nuben iein,
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G. q. Mnuer

205 Wef : Got mercefrabe {,
bdlt Elm groBes unb iebr getpdbltes 2as
ger bon 3apeten, &outeauI,
StIberrabmen unb 9eifte ",
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensM aterialiea
aner art. Garben unb Wnftreis
der . M ateriaIien, Defenders
8 mmer ertig gemi9te
Garben, bic btftet unb bilisifen I'm
Marfte, biz unter boiler GaraHtie Der.
fauft iperben. s er. unb g b {.
eeteIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
f1lagenbe Mrtitel; ,porin Serr Miiaer
bas gr66te 2ager I'm Weiieu bes Staa'
tes bat. g%uftrdse aus benz Ganbe tper'
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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L. HUTH & S0HN,

Die 1tfe uno betpagrte
Gtfen> u. 0pl5madren<,
Iasbsn. nab Gameusc anbIune
s1e, sss nab ace Maslt-e tsaet.
Gam Nutpnte. ...........----EexaS.
eaben srbaltsn cine Gor.eaSuns
.. 2anbrett & Sctn Q M e.
reten.
Grit grbfen, Hobnen unb Rorn, GeIb . acru
peibes unh aeIbes. gbenfauS frbalten: Cine
GdrIobuuq .. Qanhrett & Sobn tdte Samens
a%artoHtln, ais pie extra earIh Gernaont,
earlp Wcfe, Heautb Of SebroE, @bite gle.
phaul unb ueue Sortsn, @arstIb nnb state
Of Main. S.
erworten cine GarIabuns Carly slmbsr unb
Garlb Orange 8nderrcbrsS dmen, eeirobnltbe
uub German SKILLET, Gebptifhes Mcis. une
W~eieutcrn.S amen. Yin Sanb: SobnfoI Mixee
Stature, OrMarb, perreniaI @he, uno Waien.
Gras Samen. @eiber idpefifder eafer.
aaeuten fur WtefIeB @ras Rett.
pfIaas finb bic beten, tinfadten, biuieaen,
j6rtRen unb Isiht sebeuofsn @eitpfise; Ton.
men NIT sipei sntsn Yfer0eu ober WuIen bear.
beiiet ptrben. Gbeufais vfongueIfss Blue
Bell, vBeauth@ uno reaureI4, gang iabl,
riding and walking Cultlvatorsi nit ooer cbne
acrns uub BsumipoIen. %fanser.
aaeuten fir BITE berSbmten Brinly Piuege,
Hfanet X. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
bined, &anb Samensrils, pfige une eul.
tipatorsn. 0uR. Q. HrtHt a6urftmnfGineu uno
Builder ilteuFIien, SarriTou Bros. q Co., 30
@ebraud fertis eeuaii6te 6arben, ebas. Wntbs
Gonia.gxfraetoren, Bienen. Mauder, WeHer ,t.
48fr faufeu brett bon Dabrifcn unb bertauten
sn ben nisbrisften Marttpreiieu fas 'cash".
l.. Huth & Sohn.
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@anserbare aarem.

B 8. Sobt u. Co., @bolefaIe uub HetaiI
Sruaaiten bon Stone, Ga, fast: Seit jpei
Sa6ren fibren mir Or. Sings Nep Diseoberb,
Electric 8itters unb @udltus lrniea Gable,
unb ba5en ME SeiImitteI sebabt, bic fi9 better
b~ertauftem ODER mebr 8efrisSisuns ssiDabrtsn.
Sic baben einiee Dunoerbare aursn IN nniersr
Stabt bepirft, namentIid mebrsre Gale bon
uirflider aussebruns fino bur4 ben 0ebraud
GINGER GIai9en bon Or. Rings Vein Siseobsrh
eebeiIt iporoen, in gerbinonns NIT eIettrif
Bitter. Sir sarantiren ~Siefelben ftets.
Bum gertauf bel u. Dreib.
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atmsberfamf unb Meue ssaarem .

m@inbcreIIaS 1ubsStore E,
Gde S%ouifOnftraBe & Nbe. 6
tuerben ale @intsrT6ube fir Samen
unb 2inber, fir Serren urb 9naben
gum ab oluten 6 o # e II preif
ausperfaut I. Sies 1T feline bIoBe
anfiinbisung. um 2eflame gu MAIDEN,
ionberH bic preiie iinb fattifd beoeu'
teno berabgeiebt tporben, tuouon Sober
fi6 i~iberSeugen fam.
SIN Cinderella S6ubfore iinb bic
neuen Iei9teren S9ubIorten fir ben
CONNER bereits einsetrofen unb TO-
tpobl in SamensS 6uben tpie Slippers
If cine borsiisli6e auspabl ~porbanben.
Niemanb folte anbersmo, als i'm Gin
berela S6ubitore faufen.
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0asa unit estftHti&.
is 9adepe eirabe,. Deptottt nbtc;
-Srau S~eisp9tne ssesSts; sd ssr liz n.
ansuf a6niQ'B 3aHibyEpsr Ys,l'sS ,s rs e sis
4sniirbe fem orSeres eebrai9eys tsibit spsut 10
"a oeideHft betuunrnet f6rrte.
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Du6lenS MruicasG elbe.

Die bette Salbs Der MeIt fur Sdnitts
Quetidunssn, @ei9pirs, 6ieber. unb Saut'
ausialae. 6Is4te, sefpruneene ednbs, 6rof'
beuIsn unb ale Sauttranfbsitsu furirt Ga.
msrrboibsn oher feline Be3abIune. Souigs
SatisEeation sarantirt ober bas gelo piro
,uriderfattet. rs Gents bic Sda&tel bel U
Greib
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2iitSermia9
ttttn Setting.

Bel &rbl. uuo eunsenfraufbeiten 1T es
b5fff tuiftis, baB man gleid i'm anfang
bon apsr's Gberrp Yectoral 9ebraua
inadt. Sebe 9tunoe TeridumuiB erb6bt
bic Gefabr unb fam traurise 6olsen baben.
g: @. Sepnolos, apOtbefer in Dirfelo,
Me., idreibt: rgper's Gberrp-P ectoral IN
clue urmSerbare slr,nei. SIN 9erbt 1875
ertdltete i'd mid, uno hattie iosleid idred
liden Suften. Dies oauerte brei Nonate
it, mar nit Der aussebruns beoroht. Bon
meineut Hadbar tuuroe mir
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a @9AauHtg1atilH
30 a sg33sgRsEE
Ae9ett @mTen.
Gi6ere 8emeiie.
sttta frfnInrfid anatiuanet.


SITS erfcIersib aussiuaHst.
Gde ggapIe & snies Str. go4eihr. u. y.
Serr q. % ittrs an menSet Pets Or. lugnR
a6nia'S Sautburaer @rifsthee NIT ben beeeD
Grfolgen sesen Siitef on rub euzpfeblt eefs
gebrdu9 Sie5es 9bees ais elm sar5 aAseetei1b
Hetes Sufteubeslmittel.
ttsbsrrai2eube gsirtups.
susi5 uor einisen Sabren on einers beftfseh
&uitea lit, nabrf Id rleine Rufu9t ~ EE
@u1tt 25nig'5 Safnblreey Brrtittbee tfrtb r'uB
geIteber, bdb 10 tpnbrbaft hberrai4t fuan
iber bic @irtung bieies unueertrdttsen 9et@
faitteIs. Scbn 8. abrenS.
ct. aouis. no.
Serr george 4offatb. Gbertelnsr Ia
Srauf Wartin'S gleitour1nts DOB etu1sStreyS
bate neuIi9 sinen befttgef 3uiten . AnlenS
ipeIder tbug piet ~ Sdafien rnabte. &C uanets
enoIi& 81 Nuguit A6nia'3 Sarsbtrqer SmllR
thee an, meI&er i'm trtesey poaFaneis 9eas~
SEQ seetnseir., Cincinnati, d
SER q eossc qgeber, elmer Der bsosaiisfts
fen aauIeste ber Gtabt, bert9tets nay = l4en
perfdiebeutItm bic porJlgti@en etgsnlgal@ss
pon Or. Muault a5nis's SanahNrger SrpQRges
eesen &ufet srprobt babe.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-30

The Interstate Commission has
not yet revoked its orders of sus-
pension, but all information tends
to the belief that it will do so, and
points to rigid enforcement of the
act. Much complaint is made even
now, with the rate-for distance rule
not everywhere enforced, of the
transfer of trades from large to
smaller towns, and from Eastern
to interior cities. A great number
of suits commenced, and complaints
filed, indicate that costs oftranspor-
tation will be increased, rather than
diminished.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-30

Trustees Sale
OF A.
LOT ON West STREET, ANNAPOLIS

DY VIRTUE of decree of the Or
ID phans' Court for Anne Arundel
county, Maryland, dated the 25th day OF
January, 1887, and passed in cause In
said Court depending, wherein Noble
Watkins is plaintiff and Mary Jane Brice,
executrix of John III. Brice, deceased,
William Brice and others are defendants,
the undersigned, as trustee, will offer at
public sale on the premises on
Thursday, the ) 9th day of June, 1887,
at 80 O'Clock p M. All the right, title
and estate of the said John III. Brice de-
ceased, and of the parties to said cause in
and to Lot of Ground lying on the South
side of West Street Extended, in the city
of Annapolis and sa county, adjoining
the property of the Asbury M. E. Church;
said lot has front of about twenty-seven
feet on West Street Extended and depth
of about eighty feet and is improved by a
small frame shop.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the de
cree: One third in cash on the day of
sale; the residue in two equal instalments
at six and twelve months, bearing interest
and secured by bonds with satisfactory
securities. j. WRIT RANDALL,
oats Trustee.
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ASKING 0N.-The Mas.
sachusetts colored voters who have
been faithful but unrewarded ser.
wants of the Republican party, have
had the hardihood to ask ''recogni
ton" at the hands of the party they
have served so long and to such
good purposes. They have solemn.
ly resolved that they are entitled
to some of the offices, and demand.
cd that their share based upon the
number of voters, be awarded to
them. The poor negroes do not
know the Republicans if the former
think their request or demand will
amount to anything. Your true
Republican politician has a good
deal oflove for the black, so long
as the latter is willing to do the bid
ding of the politicians without ques-
ton or hope of reward. If the ne
gro will vote the Republican ticket,
and be content to hear himself prais-
cd for his fidelity to the party which
s'freed" him, the Republicans will
give him all the inexpensive taffy
which he can appreciate but the
moment the black suggests that he
should be a man and brother in
something more than keeping poll.
tical bosses in power he becomes an
ungrateful wretch, and is denounc-
ed as a traitor. The Republicans
are ever solicitious for the blacks in
the democratic south, and are for
ever shouting themselves hoarse in.
demanding that the negroes be in.
stalled in the offices down there's.
but there is no room for negro Of
fetal in the north. 1.-THE Massach-
usetts colored men want their po-
htical rights, if they want their
share Of the Offices which their votes
control, they should move away
from q State where politicians are
50 solicitious for the rights Of the
blacks in the south that they can pay
no attention to their home negroes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-30
The losses BY the fires in the
northwest forests aggregate seven
millions of dollars.

THIS is the way the New York
Sun puts it: GAS the mugwumps
see it, the democracy is an obstacle
to Grover Cleveland; and as the
democrats see it, Grover Cleveland
is an obstacle to democracy"
From one standpoint the Presi-
dent has too much mugwumpery
and too little democracy. From
the opposite standpoint the Presi-
dent has too much democracy and
too little mugwumpery.
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REAL estate may be said, in one
sense of the word, to be an index of
the commercial activity and inter-
ests of city. If real estate be ac-
tive, the fact attracts attention from
abroad as soon as any other branch
of business activity. When place
begins to take on activity, and the
business interests begin to improve,
one of the first things to advance in
price is the realty. A great ten
dency among property owners seems
to be to advance prices upon the
slightest sign of activity or prosper
ity, and hold it away up out of
reach of would-be purchasers. This
pretty effectually shuts off specula-
ton, and in that sense may be good
for the community but it just
about as effectually shuts off legiti-
mate investment, causing property
that would be improved to be idle,
and hampering operations in almost
every sense. Annapolis has been
inspired with a sense of business
prosperity that she has not felt
before for years, and feels the inn
portance of her position more forci-
bly, than ever before and her prospects
seem to be almost brilliant; many
outside capitalist are enquiring about
investment, while others have been
looking over the city. Generally,
Annapolis really can be bought at
prices that afford a good Investment
for the present, with almost GER
tainty of an increase in value in
the near future. The city is being
built up, and is undergoing a heal
thy growth in mercantile and other
branches, and is destined to become
year by year, more active and sub
stantial. Taking these things into
consideration, and considering the
price of land in the business part of
the city, as well as in the suburbs,
Annapolis realty makes a good in
yestment for idle capital. Land,
however, is not the only thing that
offers a good field for investments.
Manufactures of different kinds
would pay. With the water facilities
we have and with railroad transpor-
tation at our doors; with the de-
veloping country surrounding us on
all sides; it seems that a fine field
presents itself right here for the In
vestment of money in any of the
various manufacturing and indus
trial enterprises that are common
to large centres.
These facilities are open now and
they will be taken advantage of by
some one in the near future and
that some one will make fortune
from the development of our slum-
beriug resources. The first to in
vest viii be the first to reap the ad-
vantage.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-30

OEALED PROPOSALS, embossed
- PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING
ICE, will be received at this Bureau,
from regular dealers only, until II O'Clock
AN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE %, 1887,
and opened Immediately thereafter, in
the presence of bidders, for the supply
of such quantities of ice as may be re-
quired, from day to day, at the various
Navy Yards and Stations, for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1888. Specifications,
blank proposals and schedules of quaint
ty required at each Yard can be obtained
upon application to the Inspection of Pro-
visions and Clothing at any of the Navy
Yards. Proposals will be received for
one or more Yards, as the bidder may
elect
The Department reserves the right to
reject any proposals not considered ad-
vantageous to the Government, and to
waive informalities.
JAMES FULTON,
Paymaster General,
5-21. u. s. Navy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-30

SENATOR KENNA, the youngest
member of the United States Senate,
is an amateur photographer. This
fact may encourage the American
youth, although it may be as well
to remark that amateur photography
did not lead Mr.. Kenna into the
Senate.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-30
FOR STATE SENATOR.

Mr.. EDITOR.--I hereby announce to the
1x1 Democratic voters of Anne Arundel
County. the name of EDWARD Q. CAN'T,
for the State Senate, subject to the decision of
tho County Convention. The Convention would
not only honor itself in comforting upon him
this nomination, but it would do honor to the
party and the county he represents. He would
poll more votes than any man in his party.
AN OLD DEMOCRAT,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-30

THE temperance orators and sew
oral ministers of the gospel were
after Mayor Hodges with a sharp
stick, for his utterances before the
beer convention in Baltimore last
week. Some of their remarks were
more Incorporate than anything
the Mayor said or did.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-30
II advertisements.
PG bIic Sale
or A.
ni House and Lot, mi
IN ANNAPOLIS.
IN ANNAPOLIS.

DY WRIT OF a power contained in the
y will Of IsAlIsa Chew; deceased, duly admit
ted 70 proba... in the On phans Court OF Anne
Arundel cou;.'y and recorded in the ONCE OF
the Register - Wills of said county in Lbcr J..
w. b.. No. I. folio It's, I viii offer at public
sale at the Court House door in the city OF An
napolis. on
sATUgs DAY, june 25th, 1887.
at u o'clock IL, the following property. All
that lot OF grOand improved by a comfortable
TWO ST0hf FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
situate in Acton Lane. Annapolis. Nd. where
the said Louisa Chew resided at the time of her
death. OF which the said Louisa died seized
and possessed.
gN-(For title thereto see Deed from Charles
Shorter and wife to London Pinkney ct al.
trustees, dated 2lth June, 1870, recorded in s.
HI. No 4. folio 500. and deed from London Pink
ney ct al, TO Louisa Chew of same date, record
ed in S. HI. No, 4. folio 51l.)
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash on rati-
flcation OF sale. balance in two equal INSTALL
ments at six and twelve months, deferred pay
ments TO be secured by notes of purchaser
with surety and to bear interest from day of
safe, or all cash at option of purchaser. A de-
posit of $50 will be required on day Of sale.
WIN. s. S0UTHGATE, Executor.
JAMES NJ, MUNROE, Atty,
JULIAN BREWER. Autioneer. 5.25ts
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-05-30

A late census of New York city
shows a total population this year
of 1858, 423, and an increase of
4S1, 846 since 1880, or 70, 900 a year
at which rate of increase the popu-
lation will reach two millions in
1890.